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Description :
An AI agent is an AI-powered assistant that can complete tasks, make decisions, and take action across your connected tools — with minimal human input.
1. How agents differ from automations
A standard automation follows a fixed set of steps. An AI agent can interpret instructions, use context, and make decisions along the way.
Tip : Start with one simple workflow before building multiple automations.
2. Choose what you want to automate
The best place to start is with a repetitive task that happens frequently and follows a predictable process.
3. Connect your business tools
Connect the apps your business already uses so your automation can move information between them automatically.
- CRM
- Calendar
- Analytics
- Project management
- Forms
4. Configure the AI
Define what you want the AI to understand, decide, or generate.
- Instructions — Tell the AI what to do
- Context — Provide relevant business information
- Conditions — Define when an action should happen
- Fallbacks — Define what happens when AI cannot complete a task
- Output— Specify the expected result
Best practice : Keep instructions specific and clearly define the expected output.
Key take away
Start with one simple, high-impact process. Once you understand how triggers, AI decisions, and actions work together, you can gradually automate more complex business operations.
- Create your first workflow
- Build an AI agent
- Connect an integration
- Troubleshoot automation errors